4th & Temple Laundromat

The best place to do laundry always clean fluff & fold is excellent when you don’t have to do laundry. The staff is great here!

Christine and Michelle are awesome! Luckily, I brought my laundry on a day that it was 20 percent off. I think it was a Tuesday. It was going to be around $ 300 to have it all washed and folded. Instead I ended up paying around $ 250 to have it all painstakingly and lovingly cared for. It took them 9 hours to do, but they had it done for me within like a day after I dropped it off. That’s dedication right there. They didn’t make me feel weird or embarrassed about all of the gross things I brought in. I have a Lexus and I had my car packed. It was so much stuff that the frame of my car was almost scraping the ground. That did not discourage them. Apparently that is the biggest load they have ever done! I’m sure they won’t forget me. A side note, I found out that Christine was one of my clients and I had sold her a phone a couple of years ago. I knew I had recognized her from somewhere! Super cool chicks! I like the fact that they are friendly and real people, not just little robots. They got definite personality. I like that in a woman who handles my dirty laundry. Just a heads up, their office is kind of small, bless their hearts, so do these ladies a favor and make sure that you go get your laundry as soon as it is done so they don’t have to walk around it. Also, I wasn’t really sure about this so for anybody who has never done this before, it is customary to tip. So make sure that you’re tipping these ladies for their hard work. Don’t be a jerk and bring them hundreds of dollars worth of clothes to deal with and not tip them. Also, for you college students who your parents are paying for your laundry to get done, there are a few things I want you to consider. I never had that luxury. Most college students are poor. A lot of college students can barely afford to wash their clothes themselves and will wear the same clothes for weeks without washing them. Most normal college students will wait until they can go home to do their laundry. How many of you guys think you’re going to get laid when you tell the girl you’re talking to that you can’t even do your own laundry, that your parents pay for it to get done for you. I don’t want to discourage people from using this service or try to kill their business but I just want you college students to know, these ladies work very hard. This is their job. This is what pays their bills and puts food on the table. All I’m asking of you is just to make sure that you are being appreciative of your parents’ willingness to help out and the fact that you have these ladies that will provide this service to you so that you can concentrate on your schoolwork and have clean clothes to wear. So, don’t be a dick. Don’t roll around in the clothing carts. You’re grown. Go to the skate park if you want to roll around on something with 4 wheels. These ladies aren’t your slaves. They are providing a service for you that is getting paid for. They are real people with real personalities. They also have real feelings. So, be nice. If you’re nice to them, I’m sure they’ll be nice to you too. For those of you with careers and busy lives, the same goes for you. These people are not your slaves so don’t be an asshole to them. Anyways, this was my first time, at age 30, to be able to take advantage of using a service like this and I am every bit pleased with the outcome. I knew that some of the blankets, cushions, pillows might loose their shape. It happened to like 2 things, but it’s not a big deal. These items are material possessions, and they warn you about this possibility that certain items may get ruined. It’s okay. Things can be replaced anyway. Just remember that before you march back up to that place all pissed off ready to tear someone a new one, it’s not worth getting worked up for and ruining these poor ladies’ day over something stupid. You knew the risk you were taking. It was my first time and I’m already breaking records over here. Since I have had like their biggest load all at one time I was kind of obligated to leave a review, and I like these people, so here you have it. I hope this helps someone. Thanks again Christine and Michelle. You guys were great!

This has been my favorite laundrymat. Young, hip people come here but Today… the person who works on Sundays… told me after I complained about the drying being down… that I needed 6 quarters to dry my clothes??? When it only takes 2 or 3… so that was strange. Then people were flopping their dirty clothe all around my clean clothe and bumping asses with me. People pouring their coffee outside in the parking lot next to my car… just tons of shit happened here today. I’ve seen things like homeless drunk people loitering and people charging their cell phones… but today Enough to make me try a new laundry mat the next time… I Love the sisters who work here but today the lady pretty much accused me of lying…

I live off cherry and 7^th so I go out of my way to this one cause they actually have HOT WATER! It’s always nice and clean and lots of options… I usually get there early in the morning and the ladies there are so welcoming! Best part bout it there… No bums or drug deals going down in the parking lot!

I like this place for fluff and fold service. The ladies who work here are really kind and efficient. The laundry comes back clean and folded nicely. Also, the price is really reasonable. Other places charge almost double for fluff and fold and these ladies work to get your laundry the same day. AND on top of it all, they offer you a 20% discount on Wednesdays and Thursdays. Okay, on top of that, they use REALLY hot water for the items that need it. 140 degrees to cut out bacteria and other things you don’t want. The only way to make me happier is if they delivered! ;-)

If I had no stars that’s what I would give this place. The two lady’s that are always there are the most rudest people I’ve have ever met. There just mean n seem unhappy at all times. I wil never go back if I see them there.

This place is around the corner from my house but go out of my way to do laundry somewhere else. If you go first thing early in the morning when they open you will be ok but after that forget it. Way too crowded with careless and lazy patrons who leave trash all over, their clothes in washers and dryers way after being complete, the place is dirty and half the time machines aren’t even working. Parking is always tight and people will double park behind you and it’s a nightmare getting in and out of the parking lot. Use to be great but anymore it sucks. Also hard they have a drop and go service and you’re competing with the attendants for machines.

They do have Wifi but It didn’t show up as an available network right away. So keep trying if you want to connect your device. Was moderately clean but lacked seating spaces. So if you came on a busy day you might be just standing around. Also a plus that they have some arcade games.

This place has gone downhill!!! I miss the mother and daughter duo… they are amazing! Patrons need to stop being so careless and leaving their laundry in the washers after it has been done for 30 minutes!!!

Went here for the first time on a Monday evening. There was an abundance of available laundry machines of various sizes. The establishment was clean, and looked to be well taken care of. Plenty of carts to transfer clothes. A few pictures of Audrey Hepburn adored the walls, along with other eclectic photographs. I could imagine parking could potentially be difficult, as there are only eight or so stalls in the lot. Oh, and they had free wifi which was a plus.
All in all I enjoyed my experience, and plan to make this my regular laundromat…

What can I say, it gets the job done. After all, you are stuck doing laundry which isn’t exactly the funnest activity in the world, right? It is clean, not too crowded with a manageable amount of creepers (lets face it, there are always creepers in laundromats) and has plenty of seating inside and out. The smallest top loader I used was $ 1.50 with a quarter/​7 min drying time.

As far as laundromats go, this one is as clean and operational as they get. The best time to round up your dirty underwear and show up would be any time that’s not Saturday or Sunday at noon. If you do show up then, beware bachelors who oversoap their blindingly white XXL t-​shirts.
Tip for the time-​restrained; feel up the dryer doors to see which ones are the hottest. Those will dry your clothes the quickest. (tip from a starving college kid)
Also it’s important to note that their water is supposedly the hottest in town. Though my shower water down the street seems to deliver 3^rd degree burns quite effectively.
Another plus is that they have free wi-​fi. I love free stuff.

I have a washing machine so I just dry; you get 7 minutes for a quarter, I can dry a load in 21 minutes. I think the «jumbo» washing machines might be a rip off because when we measured the insides of them and compared to the regular ones there is no difference. Also, I live next door so I can drop off my laundry and run errands. Although someone did take my basket once, I’ve never had any problems here. Plus there’s usually pretty girls…

The people that work here are super helpful & patient.
We put some blankets into a machine that couldn’t handle blankets (something about the motor). The woman working that day told us we needed to move it to another machine, but after she saw that we had already put our soap in the machine, she brought out soap of her own for us to use.
Then, we started to move our other blanket from another washer (already paid for, already soaped, already wet). She told us it was okay to leave it, that we would just hope for the best (this after she had replaced multiple motors, broken by blankets, just the week before). We insisted on changing, but in doing so flooded the floor with water. We are bad at laundry.
The lady somehow remained super cool about the whole thing, and while we mopped up the floor, she put soap and quarters into the new machine for us.
They have always been really responsive and helpful here. This is a good laundromat.

Soooo expensive! I think this is one of the most expensive laundromats in town. The one on 7^th and Cherry is sooo cheap, but it is run down and sketchy at night, hence why I had to come here. I will really try to get my laundry done during the day at my usual spot. I pay like double the price here!

I’ll give them a better rating when they fix their wifi…

The area’s best laundromat: clean, never busy or loud, and the machines work great.

I hate doing laundry and I especially hate laundromats. I’m just glad that on my visit to this laundromat the place was relatively empty. It was also pretty clean. Oh and they actually take quarters! I was shocked to find out that a lot of laundromats in the area don’t take quarters… they either take tokens or some sort of card you put money into.
If I have to do laundry outside my apt complex again, I’m definitely coming back to this place. Just gonna have to avoid the weekend crowd.

Crowded on Sunday evenings; good luck trying to find even one open machine.
Supposedly they have WiFi, but it’s never on.
Also, their coin machines eat your money, and you will never get it back; Put in a $ 10, and it only read it as a $ 5, left a note for the manager, and even called. It’s been well over 2 months and I haven’t heard back.
. And parking sucks, you’re fighting over 6 spots, the rest is street, good luck with that… =p

Wash: $ 1.50
Dry: $ 0.25 per 7 minutes
Clean. Never too crowded, even on a Sunday. A bar across the street. Plenty of seats. Cheap. Good enough for me!
Also, they have a drop off service where they charge you per pound of clothes/​etc and you just come pick it up later when it is finished. NICE! I think it is $ 1.25 per pound but I’m not sure as I haven’t done it yet because you can only drop off/​pick up before noon on the weekends or anytime on weekdays.